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HEAAC05 Qualitative Research Methods 5 ECTS
Periods
Period I Period II Period III Period IV
Language of instruction
English
Type or level of studies
Advanced studies
Course unit descriptions in the curriculum
Master's Degree Programme in Health Sciences
Public Health
School of Health Sciences

Learning outcomes

Having passed the course the student is able
- to describe the premises of qualitative health research and the characteristics of the qualitative research process
- to describe different types of data gathering methods and understands why and when to use them
- to formulate relevant research questions for qualitative research
- to recognize the key analytical approaches and to implement the principles of thematic analysis to an empirical data
- to understand the principles of writing up a qualitative research and to evaluate qualitative studies analytically
- to understand the principles of qualitative research ethics and the role of qualitative research in public health

Enrolment for University Studies

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Teachers

Yliopistonlehtori Anni Ojajärvi, Teacher responsible
Anni.Ojajarvi[ät]uta.fi

Teaching

19-Oct-2015 – 17-Dec-2015
Lectures
Lectures
Mon 19-Oct-2015 at 12-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building
Thu 22-Oct-2015 at 12-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building
Mon 26-Oct-2015 at 12-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building
Thu 29-Oct-2015 at 12-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building
Thu 5-Nov-2015 at 12-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building
Mon 9-Nov-2015 at 12-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building
Thu 26-Nov-2015 at 12-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building
Mon 30-Nov-2015 at 13-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building, Note: Exceptional starting time!
Thu 3-Dec-2015 at 12-15, Lecture Hall Ylähylly, T-building
Mon 7-Dec-2015 at 9-12, Group rooms Rh1 and Rh2, T-building
Thu 10-Dec-2015 at 12-15, Auditorium, T-building, Group exam.
School of Health Sciences
The Course is part of the following teaching schedule
School of Health Sciences
Master's Degree Programme in Health Sciences (Public Health/International Health)